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Elgin Police Chief Ana Lalley provided more details on Friday into the investigation that led to the arrest of a Elgin man for allegedly stalking girls at Abbott Middle School.

A Legacy Foundation grant will allow the Decay Devils preservation, urban exploration and artist group to restore the EJ&E No. 765 steam locomotive in Gateway Park.

The Elgin Public Museum will hold a "Remembrance Tea" Saturday to honor its late longtime educator Marge Fox.

Northern Illinois Food Bank in Geneva recently launched Vivery, an innovative platform and digital Food Finder map helping neighbors experiencing food insecurity connect with vital food resources in their community and surrounding areas. The new mobile-friendly map increases access to the fresh and nutritious food neighbors need to thrive.

More than 100 residents attended Elgins first public input meeting this week for the North Grove Redevelopment Area. The area is made up of approximately 38 acres of mostly vacant land on three separate sites near the Fox River.

A Roselle man is identified as the person who died in an Elgin jail over the weekend.

A dash of gin and a smattering of fried sage make these sautéed chicken breasts more than the usual weeknight dinner.

Christ the Lord Lutheran Church and First Presbyterian Church will co-host another hymn-sing for the Elgin area community on Sunday, Jan. 29.

An Elgin man accused of shooting two men in a Huntley home -- one who later died -- before fleeing the country and ultimately being captured in Pennsylvania pleaded not guilty Monday to attempted murder.

Hanover Township and volunteers from AARP are offering free tax preparation beginning February 8 at the Township Senior Center, 240 S. IL Route 59 in Bartlett.